Topic: Frank Reich

Howard Mudd, the legendary offensive line coach of the Indianapolis Colts, has died, the team announced Wednesday. He was 78.

Indianapolis Colts Coach Frank Reich hinted that Marlon Mack could be the team's starting running back -- at least to start the season -- over second-round NFL Draft pick Jonathan Taylor.

The Indianapolis Colts signed former Chicago Bears tight end Trey Burton on Wednesday.

The Indianapolis Colts have been linked to free agent quarterback Philip Rivers ahead of the NFL's annual free agency period.

New Orleans Saints quarterback Drew Brees set the all-time record for touchdown passes and a new mark for single-game completion percentage in a dominant win against the Indianapolis Colts on Monday Night Football.

The Indianapolis Colts placed veteran kicker Adam Vinatieri on season-ending injured reserve with a left knee injury.

Indianapolis Colts starting running back Marlon Mack is trending toward a possible return for Sunday's game against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

The Indianapolis Colts will be without starting running back Marlon Mack for an undetermined amount of time due to a hand injury.

Indianapolis Colts starting quarterback Jacoby Brissett suffered an MCL sprain against the Pittsburgh Steelers, but an MRI on Monday revealed no major damage in his left knee.

The Indianapolis Colts pulled off a stunning upset of the Kansas City Chiefs, limiting reigning NFL MVP Patrick Mahomes to one passing score in the 19-13 triumph.

Indianapolis Colts wide receiver T.Y. Hilton re-aggravated a quad injury during Sunday's game against the Atlanta Falcons.

Indianapolis Colts starting linebacker Darius Leonard was ruled out for Sunday's game against the Atlanta Falcons.

The Indianapolis Colts hosted veteran free-agent quarterback Brock Osweiler following the sudden retirement of franchise signal-caller Andrew Luck last weekend.

Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback Jim Kelly said the "plus side" of Andrew Luck's retirement is that it gives his nephew Chad Kelly a chance to show the Indianapolis Colts "what he can do."

Indianapolis Colts head coach Frank Reich admitted he is "excited" about the positive attention from fans and analysts.